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Brushes, leaves, pebbles and fruit are all objects that can be the springboard for observation tasks, says Lena Engel Area of learning:
Beginning with inductions, this four-part series provides a guide to the nuts and bolts of implementing key aspects of management in your setting.
We have summarised the latest Department for Education guidance for settings below, as nurseries, childminders and schools prepare to open for more children from 1 June.
Let all the children share in the fun of being in water next time you make a trip to the swimming pool by playing these team games, as explained by Lynne Garner This collection of games will ensure...
England is falling behind other European countries in the race to improve children’s health, warns a new report that makes grim predictions for the state of children's health in 2030.
A project on animals offers huge scope for children's learning across the early years curriculum and a seemingly limitless list of animals on which to focus: pets, farm animals, minibeasts, birds,...
New figures from a food bank charity show more than one million people used its food banks in the last 12 months.
Whether it's swimming, horse-riding, dancing, cycling or games of tag, there are lots of ways to get inactive children moving Isn't reading and mathematics more important than exercise?
Part one of our new 12-part collectible series on child development looks at meeting the emotional and learning needs of the unique child. By Julia Manning-Morton
Week by week, month by month, the official view of nannies and their role as childcarers becomes more anomalous.